302 Assembly Proceedings, October 4-November 26, 1763.

L. H. J.
Liber No. 52
Oct. 7

Post Meridiem
The house met according to Adjournment &c.^a
Col^o Edward Tilghman and M^r Murdock appeared in the house
On reading the 2.^d time the Bill Ent.^d an Act continuing An Act
Ent.^d An Act for relieving the Inhabitants of this Province from
some Aggrievances in the prosecution of Suits at Law & for con-
tinuing the Supplementary Act thereto.

The question was put that the duration thereof be made perpetual
Resolved in the Negative

for the Affirmative

Key

B. Mackall

N. Baker

J. Hall

J. Adams

Jacobs

Hynson

Hayward

Harris

Ringgold

W. Adams

Allen

Wilmer

Ward

Chapline

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for the Negative

Worthington

Stoddert

Loyd

Hammond

Edmunson

E. Tilghman

H. Hall

Thomas

Chaille

Johnson

Dorsey

Cresap

J. Mackall

Murdock

Magruder

Gantt

Dulany

Beattys

Dent

Steuart

Waring.

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On reading throughout the Bill Ent.^d an Act continuing an Act
Ent.^d an Act for relieving the Inhabitants of this Province from some
Aggrievances in the prosecution of Suits at Law &c^a the Question
was put that the said Bill do pass.
Resolved in the Affirmative
The Bill Ent.^d an Act continuing an Act Ent.^d An Act for pre-
venting Indians disaffected to the British Interest in America from
coming into this Province as Spies or on any other evil design.
The Bill Ent.^d an Act continuing An Act Ent.^d an Act to remedy
some evils relating to Servants.
The Bill Ent.^d An Act continuing an Act Ent.^d an Act for encreas-
ing the Allowance of Grand and petit Jurors who shall attend the
provincial Court to limit Costs with respect to witnesses and granting
them an allowance for itinerant charges.
The bill Ent.^d an Act continuing an Act Ent.^d an Act for the
gauge of barrels for pork Beef pitch tar turpentine and tare of
barrels for flour or bread.